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 1 I   |       that~of all coachmen of the second class, consisted of stout
 2 I   |          beneath the floor of the~second story, in which two or three
 3 I   |          man who stood as high as second valet to the Comte de~Serizy,
 4 II  |     estate~at Serizy.~ ~After the second fall of the Emperor, he
 5 II  |       before as well as after her second marriage,~and who used her
 6 II  |          Monsieur de Serizy has a second self in Moreau."~ ~Being
 7 IV  |           nor less than Crottat's second clerk,"~thought he. "I shall
 8 IV  |       play the man, swallowed the second glass of wine,~and ate three
 9 IV  |       leave his wife,~never for a second.' 'Perhaps she'll want your
10 VI  |          Crottat, a notary, whose second clerk I~am."~ ~"And I,"
11 VI  |     Georges.~ ~"He! why that's my second clerk!" cried Crottat.~ ~"
12 VII |      asked his wife. "Oscar stood second in philosophy."~ ~This remark
13 VII |        she could not have borne a second time,~and appealed to sympathy.~ ~
14 VII |            Cardot has married his second~daughter, Mariane, to Monsieur
15 VII |           and he has just put his second son,~Joseph, into the drug
16 VII |       time you are twenty-~two, a second clerk; by the time you are
17 VIII|       where he was only just~made second clerk. He gets a thousand
18 VIII| installation into~the office, the second clerk was, for the second
19 VIII|         second clerk was, for the second time, slightly wrong~in
20 VIII|        for he did the work of the~second clerk. Desroches employed
21 VIII|       clerks, and the work of the~second was unremitting toil. By
22 VIII|           toil. By the end of his second year in the law-~school
23 VIII|       occupied the chamber of the second clerk, whose work he now
24 VIII|            first clerk; Poidevin, second clerk; Proust,~clerk; Augustin
25 VIII|        invited Messieurs Doublet, second clerk; Vassal, third clerk;~
26 IX  |         since his~installation as second clerk.~ ~After the departure
27 IX  |            a "friend for~life," a second father. This was his silver
28 IX  |          libations.~Saperlotte! a second clerk is already a man of
29 IX  |       delighted to know you are a~second clerk at twenty, and to
30 IX  |           Mariette's rivals,--the second clerk felt his secret hostility
31 IX  |           despair both. It is the~second clerk in your brother's
32 X   |          furiously angry with his~second clerk. About half-past seven
33 X   |        Godeschal dictating to~the second head-clerk a copy of the
34 X   |           against him; here he is second clerk, his uncle and Monsieur~
35 X   |           substitute. This is the second time your son~has committed
36 X   |     attributed the sorrows of her second~marriage and the misfortunes